University Guidance
The British School New Delhi University Guidance is an essential share of our school curriculum and students are fortified to get to know their Guidance Therapist
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as they can have a huge impact on their upcoming. Our aim is to leader each student, helping each one to make the right selections for their future. The British School New Delhi Our University/College Guidance Analysts meet the students and parentages of Year 12 and 13 separately and in groups to help them in academic planning, career mindfulness, and advice on subject selections for IGCSE/IB and University applications. They also counsel Year 9, 10 and 11 students on sequence selection and its penalties on their college selection process.
Introducing "Naviance - Family Connection"
The British School New Delhi University/College Guidance Section uses Naviance, a web-based scheme for college and career therapy, which collects and organizes detailed info about each student's post-secondary plans. The software aids the students' search
for colleges by making multimedia profiles, scatter grams and request statistics from the school. It offers complete customized
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The British School New Delhi student, parent, and graduates surveys, explores character types, career interests and investigation careers. Overall it is a highly useful website for students and paternities.
Our Guidance Office leads and conducts many programmers including:
• Work Knowledge Programmers for Year 12 students to gain first-hand job information.
• Community Facility Programme through the CSR projects in combination with local companies for Year 11 students.Oxford Internship agenda
• The British School Diploma for the interior credit of students' achievements.
• The University of Oxford, Cambridge and Chicago Residency programme.
• The PSAT exam for Year 11 students.
• Conducts college paper and personal statement shops for students.
• Prepares Oxbridge candidates by organising workshops, conferences with Oxbridge alumni
and mock interviews for applicants.
• Organises theoretical lectures by faculty members from distant Universities.
• Publishes an annual University Leadership Handbook; a resource with extensive material about the college search process.
• Organises university visits and fairs which include performances, workshops, and chances for students to meet the admissions
officers from over 100 universities every year.
• Processes over 300 requests for students who apply to universities around the world including UK, US, Canada, India, Singapore,
Hong Kong, Switzerland, Germany and Australia.
Internship programme
The British School New Delhi residency programed delivers an excellent chance for our students to work collaboratively with medical student from the Universities of Oxford, Cambridge and Chicago, across a wide spectrum of areas reaching from subject clinics to college requests, leadership training and public service projects, to name a few.
From January 2015 we are proud to be sponsors of the internnship programme of the University of Oxford.
Work Experience Programme
The British School New Delhi This creativity is for Year 12 students who are given an chance to experience the 'world of work' by spending a week in an society, learning and observing and helping the staffs there. This knowledge also helps scholars in deciding on their future career choices.
Corporate Social Responsibility
The British School New Delhi This is an inventiveness that involves students of Year 11 and Year 10 (from the new academic session) expenditure a week on Community Service work in company with organizations through their Business Social Accountability (CSR) projects.
The (four year) British School Diploma
The British School New Delhi All Secondary School students are obligatory to pursue The British School Diploma, which is made at the end of Year 13. Combined into this curriculum are sequences that also prepare students for outside inspections in the IGCSE Programme and Global Baccalaureate
(IB) Diploma Programme.
The British School New Delhi In Year 9, before selecting IGCSE subjects, students should encounter with the University/College Direction Therapist to review their Secondary School strategy of study. This plan serves as a roadmap and helps to make certain that advancement and college entrance supplies are being met. This plan should be studied in Year 11 as choices will have an influence on the options the student will have available later.
Course Selection Process
The British School New Delhi During the second term of Year 9 and Year 11, there are conferences and orientation twilights to help each student choose sequences for the IGCSE and IB years. During the process, teachers and University/College Guidance Therapists will offer information as to which courses are suitable, based upon each student's aptitude, performance and upcoming plans. There are limits that apply for submitting the initial and final forms. All these goals are communicated via e-mails and parent-student conferences in the second term. The British School New Delhi University/College Leadership department is responsible for guiding, directing, and humanizing students in the career awareness and preparation. It helps students with their excellent of subjects and works with them through the university request process.
The British School New Delhi University/College Guidance Therapists meet the students and parents of Year 12 and 13 separately and in groups regarding the college process. They also advise Year 9, 10 and 11 students on sequence assortment and its penalties on their college selection process. Please check the School profile HERE for the IGCSE and IB results for the last year as well as University/College receptions.
